TexTrack vs. Cushman — Industrial Vehicle Comparison
Cushman (Textron) builds proven industrial utility vehicles with a deep dealer network and decades of installed base, including the Stockchaser line that gave the whole category its nickname. TexTrack builds one compact electric platform for a much narrower duty. Here's an honest comparison for buyers weighing both.
What We Build
TexTrack Modular Mobility System
350 lb modular deck · Zero-degree turning · 250 W or 500 W motor · Two 36V UL-rated swappable batteries · 5–10 hr per pack · Anti-corrosion aluminum frame · Single operator, indoor · SKU TT-MMS-001
From $5,000 USD
View Product & Specs → Request a quoteWhere Cushman Is Strong
- Breadth: a wide lineup spanning stock chasers, haulers, and personnel carriers across many capacity classes
- Dealer network: established sales and service channel through Textron
- Track record: decades of fleet deployments across industries
- Range of duty: models for heavier loads, multiple passengers, and outdoor use — all things TexTrack does not do
Verify current models, specs, lead times, and battery options directly with Cushman — lineups change.
Where TexTrack Differs
- Modular architecture: drive, battery, deck, and control modules are standardized and field-swappable, so a worn subsystem is a parts swap rather than a service visit
- Zero-degree turning: patent-pending design that rotates in place rather than swinging through an arc
- Configurable deck: 35" × 35" on a 500 W motor or 25" × 25" on a 250 W motor, custom sizes available, all within the 350 lb rating
- Anti-corrosion aluminum frame: for wash-down, cold storage, coastal, and chemically aggressive environments
- Two swappable batteries included: a pair of 36V UL-rated packs with cells made in the USA, exchanged rather than charged in place — so one runs the floor while the other charges
Comparison at a Glance
| Factor | TexTrack | Cushman |
|---|---|---|
| Product range | One compact platform | Broad lineup, many classes |
| Load capacity | 350 lbs | Varies by model — check the spec sheet |
| Occupancy | Single operator | Varies by model |
| Environment | Indoor industrial | Varies by model, including outdoor |
| Service model | Field-swappable modules | Dealer network |
| Turning | Zero-degree | Varies by model |
| Track record | Newer entrant | Decades installed |
How to Decide
Quote both against the same five criteria: total acquisition cost including batteries and freight, lead time, parts and service model for your location, battery chemistry, and fit to your tightest aisle. Start with capacity and occupancy — if you need more than 350 lbs, more than one rider, or outdoor duty, TexTrack is out and Cushman's breadth is the advantage. If your constraint is aisle width, corrosion, or self-serviceability on a light indoor duty, that is where TexTrack was built to compete.
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